CEFR B2

respondents from

noun phrase

Meaning

People who answer a questionnaire or participate in a survey, often specified by their origin or affiliation.

Examples

The study analyzed feedback from respondents from all over the world.
We need to ensure we get a diverse range of respondents from different age groups.

Synonyms: participants, subjects, interviewees, surveyed

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respondents from (B2)

noun phrase

Pronunciation: rɪˈspɒndənts frɒm

Definition

People who answer a questionnaire or participate in a survey, often specified by their origin or affiliation.

Examples

The study analyzed feedback from respondents from all over the world.
We need to ensure we get a diverse range of respondents from different age groups.

How to Use respondents from

respondents from (prepositional phrase): Indicates the origin or affiliation of the people answering. — "We collected data from respondents from both urban and rural areas."
respondents to (prepositional phrase): Indicates what the people are answering or reacting to. — "The feedback from respondents to the new policy was mixed."

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